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Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. King Henry III confirms the freedoms and the donation of St. George to Oseney. April 2, 1235.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. King Henry III confirms the freedoms and the donation of St. George to Oseney. April 2, 1235. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 900.]

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Inspeximus and confirmation by King Henry III of the grant by Robert d'Oyly to Oseney. Jan. 23, 1267.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Inspeximus and confirmation by King Henry III of the grant by Robert d'Oyly to Oseney. Jan. 23, 1267. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 901. Seal lost.]

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Inspeximus and confirmation by King Henry III of the grant by Robert d'Oyly to Oseney. Jan. 23, 1267. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 901 (?)]

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Richard, bishop of Lincoln confirms the donation of church of St. George to Oseney. June 23, 1259.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Memorandum that the dean and chapter of Lincoln confirmed church of St. George to Oseney. July 8, 1259.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. An inspeximus, issued at Fingest (Tyngehurse), 6 Kal. April, 1274 by Richard, bishop of Lincoln, of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 904.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Henry d'Oyly, son of Henry d'Oyly confirms his and his predecessors donations to Oseney. c. 1220.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Thomas de sancto Walerico grants his possessions to Oseney. c. 1200.

Umfrid de Montibus grants a meadow in Bulestake to Oseney. Aug. 1, 1239.

King Henry III quitclaims the meadows in Bulestake, outside Banton, and Suthcote to Oseney for certain annual payments. June 10, 1248.

Sentence of Robert, abbot of Abingdon, and Osbert, prior of Abingdon, in tithe dispute between the Osney Abbey and burgesses of Oxford, reciting a letter of Pope Honorius III. 2 March 1224.

Ruling against the burgesses of Oxford concerning the tithe of the meadow behind Oseney. Mar. 2, 1223 or 1224.

John, son of Alan Fabri sells and quitclaims his meadows beyond Bolestake to Simon Balehorn for 2s. c. 1230.

Juliana Strut sells two acres beyond Bolestake to Simon Balehorne. c. 1230.

Hanborough. de sancto Audoeno, son of William de sancto Audoeno, grants lands in Hanborough to Oseney. 1267-1284.

Peter de Meles grants a messuage in Kidlington to Oseney. c. 1270.

Henry d'Oyly grants Cogges Wood to Oseney. c. 1220.

Kidlington. William, son of Peter de Donintone grants an acre to Adam, son of Thomas, son of Robert de Cudelintona[c. 1270].

Kidlington. William, son of Peter de Donintone grants an acre to Adam, son of Thomas, son of Robert de Cudelintona[c. 1270]. [Cf. MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 932. Seal lost.]

Kidlington. John, son of Philip de Cotes, grants six acres to John, his son. c. 1270.

Letters patent of Richard II granting permission to Oseney to acquire land in Kidlington. Dec. 4, 1290.

Great Barton. Roger de St. John grants three acres etc. to the church of St. Mary of Barton. c. 1240.

Great Barton. Guale, papal legate, confirms the church of Barton to Oseney. Jan. 19, 1218.